Killion Vaults

Orgone dropped Cali Fever, their second album for Ubiquity, in early 2010. And now somehow, amidst their insane schedule, they have put together a brand new, exclusive and all instrumental album for Ubiquity called Killion Vaults. Showcasing the band's instrumental side, the album plays (and looks!) like an old-school "library record" - packed with tunes for movies as yet unmade, and chase-scenes not yet driven. Like every Orgone record it shifts through multiple gears, encompassing sly downtempo funk like the Hammond-drenched "Dramatic Times" and "The Interloper," to bouncing percussion driven joints like "Counting One You" and "Impala"; while "Water Pot Pans" and "Dead Reckoning" add a nice new psychedelic-cinematic dimension to the Orgone sound. Killion Vaults could easily be mistaken for a rare old collectible release, but as with all Orgone productions they made their blend of live organics as beefy as possible so it's a great DJ record as much as it is a good listen.